16 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1985
Page
1
Ronald Reagan, 74, faced a bowel cancer that invaded the muscle wall, with doctors noting recurrence unlikely but possible. The president would be monitored for spread while avoiding chemotherapy or radiation, and discharge from Bethesda Naval Hospital was expected soon.
Rev. Glen Horner testified Flagner wrote letters saying the girl’s body was dismembered and hidden in places, though no location was given. Flagner, 33, is tried for aggravated murder and kidnapping in Tiffany Papesh’s 1980 disappearance from Maple Heights.
The forecast calls for clear conditions tonight and a low in the 50s to near 60. Wednesday will be sunny with a high around 80 and a near zero chance of rain. Detailed forecast on Page A-3.
County seeks bids to sell the Broad Street former U S Post Office. Interior shows warped floors and stored county records while three men inspect the building including a roof visit. Bids due July 23. replacement value cited at 376000 from 1981. extensive remodeling needed for continued county use.
Elyria observes the fifty year anniversary of downtown parking meters amid disdain from some business owners and shoppers. City figures show meter revenue dropping since the 1970s, and residents blame meters for reduced downtown activity while others defend the system as revenue.
Shallamar, the escaped ferret, was located by owner Jan Ortner at Fox Veterinary Hospital after being taken there by a finder. Elyria police and residents reported ferret-like sightings, with John Hayes recalling an incident at the Elyria Home where the animal nipped him before he released it into a yard.
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